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Related party transaction. Low-ball. Disappointed to say the least

A final (hopefully) undate on this.

I have bought more shares today in the 8's and have increased to 2.1m shares in my SIPP.

For much of the day, I could sell up to 1.87m shares (1.88m was declined). Just now I could sell my entire 2.1m SIPP pot in one trade. Someone has quite an appetite I'd say. Hopefully that someone knows more than I do.

Make of that what you will :-)

I tried a dummy sell again this morning. I have 1.8M shares in my SIPP which is bigger than my ISA, etc s so that's what I use.

Initially I could NOT get a bid for 1.8M. So I dropped to 1.0M and got a bid. I crept up with dummy sells at 1.2, 1.5, 1.65, etc all the way to 1.8M and was able to get a bid all teh way up to the full amount. This process took maybe between 1 and 2 minutes.

My hunch is that this size of trade may need a higher level of authorisation at the MM and hence the slight delay to get a bid for the full amount??? I hope somebody finds this of interest and that's why I shared the info.

The good news is that there is still a large appetite for shares (1.8M of them at 7.8p in a single trade)

That is an interesting observation and theory, Aberdeenman. This is something I have been trying to understand i.e. how could somebody have such a huge supply of shares and would be happy to unload such bulk at 7.5p or so with the knowledge that there is probably a transformational announcement next week?

This is truly an intriguing situation

3G...

Yes, I can still unload 1.8M shares in one hit via HL

FWIW a single share trade just went thru. Make of that what you will for Monday 7am

Bid and ask are crossed. This is going to end well

Can't sell either. Auction I suspect

This is looking very good to me

The market maker will take all 1.8m shares in my SIPP in a dummy sale. There is demand.

Are we finally floating now?

Typo:

...see which way shareholder VALUE has moved.

Halvahead, just look at the calibre of AIM stocks he's been promoting over the years. Go back a few years and see which way shareholder has moved. See how many are still in business. Judge for yourself.

That is the politest answer I can give. I recognise this is a public forum, etc.

I thought that was a comprehensive update on the work that EEE has been doing. They seem to be progressing the process optimisation in a logical and competent way. I was impressed.

The market reaction is, I believe, due to unfortunate timing. Yesterday evening (UK time) US miners, explorers and developers took a dive as profit takers moved in. It looks like this was precipitated by similar action in the underlying metals. This morning, UK commodities stocks followed the US lead from yesterday.

I believe this dip will be short-lived and that metals stocks will resume their climb as they appear to be still lagging behind the increasing value of their assets. This should include EEE.

FWIW, having bought back around 30p, I sold most in the mid-40's but have been buying again this morning at 40p.

I hope that AJAX don't do any more interviews with Zak Mir. I regard him as a red flag.

One of the regular comedians here was talking about the next leg up when the SP was 5p.

Oh dear.

Https://investingnews.com/laramide-exits-kazakhstan-uranium-project/

This news regarding uranium won't be helping the country's perceived jurisdictional risk.

I must stress that there is no suggestion that copper or gold are affected.

You guys cannot say you weren't warned.

You chose to abuse the messengers and listen to the likes of perma-pumpers like jimzi and dvharrison

Your choice entirely.

Hilarious really

There was a gap at 10.28p. Now filled.

Looking forward to some drill news or some additional pleasantries as we were served this morning

GLA

Thanks Yorkie - I'm quite new here and did not know that (gulp)

"Incredible that there is hardly anybody here!"

(I'm here) :-)

IMO GRX is one of many amazingly undervalued mineral exploration/mining junior prospects around on the London markets at the moment. I reckon I've found a few of them. If they were listed in Canada or Australia the valuations would be way higher. already. Our time will come just as it did for Empire Metals, Greatland Gold, etc.

GLA